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Irregular Verbs Exercise

December 4, 2021 - pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form.

1. I have …………………………….. twelve eggs.

Correct! Wrong!

Bought is the past participle form of buy.

2. Have you ………………………….. the violin?

Correct! Wrong!

Brought is the past participle form of bring.

3. He ………………………….. there motionless.

Correct! Wrong!

Lay is the past tense of lie.

4. Much water has …………………………. under the bridge.

Correct! Wrong!

Flowed is the past participle of flow.

5. Suddenly he ………………………….. from his seat.

Correct! Wrong!

Rose is the past participle of rise.

6. The injured person was ………………………………. to hospital.

Correct! Wrong!

Taken is the past participle of take.

7. He …………………………… a black shirt.

Correct! Wrong!

Wore is the past tense of wear.

8. She …………………………. her hand.

Correct! Wrong!

Rise is intransitive. Raise is transitive. Raised is the past simple form of raise.

9. Who …………………………….. juice on the carpet?

Correct! Wrong!

10. The ship ………………………….. to the bottom.

Correct! Wrong!

Sank is the past simple form of sink.

11. I was …………………………….. some photographs.

Correct! Wrong!

12. The bell has ……………………………..

Correct! Wrong!

Rung is the past participle form of ring.

Answers

  1. I have bought twelve eggs.
  2. Have you brought the violin?
  3. He lay there motionless.
  4. Much water has flowed under the bridge.
  5. Suddenly he rose from his seat.
  6. The injured person was taken to hospital.
  7. He wore a black shirt.
  8. She raised her hand.
  9. Who spilled / spilt juice on the carpet?
  10. The ship sank to the bottom.
  11. I was shown some photographs.
  12. The bell has rung.
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